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		<title>VMware Rolls Out Mobile Data Center</title>
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		<dc:creator>Faisal Farooqui</dc:creator>
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The VMware Express, a data center on wheels that will offer demos of  virtualization technology.
VMware is going on the road to showcase its virtualization  technology. And it’s bringing all its equipment with it in a rolling mobile data  center packed with gear from Cisco Systems, NetApp, Dell Xsigo and parent EMC  [...]]]></description>
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<div>The VMware Express, a data center on wheels that will offer demos of  virtualization technology.</div>
<p><strong>VMware</strong> is going on the road to showcase its virtualization  technology. And it’s bringing all its equipment with it in a rolling mobile data  center packed with gear from Cisco Systems, NetApp, Dell Xsigo and parent EMC  Corp.The <a href="http://info.vmware.com/content/VMwareExpress">VMware  Express</a> is making its debut at this week’s VMware Partner Exchange Event.  The Express will be crossing the U.S. and Canada to bring VMware demos to  customers, but the exact schedule of apeparances hasn’t yet been worked  out.</p>
<p>The road show follows on the example of Sun  Microsystems, which put its Blackbox data center container on a truck and  stopped outside industry events and customer sites in the U.S. and Europe. The  2007 road trip helped familiarize many data center professionals with  containerized data centers, and was good for a few <a href="http://blogs.sun.com/jimlaurent/entry/sun_modular_data_center_black">photo  ops</a> along the way.</p>
<p>Rather than using a shipping container to house its demonstration equipment,  VMware (VMW) has opted for a trailer. The approach is similar to that taken by  APC with its <a href="http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2008/05/01/sanfran-hospital-buys-apc-mobile-data-center/">InfraStruXure  Express</a>, a fully mobile data center in a 53-foot long trailer. The  challenges of this form factor: when packed with gear, the trailer is heavy.  This also is a challenge for some fully-loaded 40-foot data center containers,  an issue cited by HP in its recent decision to offer a lighter, cheaper <a href="http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2010/02/03/hp-offers-20-foot-version-of-pod-container/">20-foot  version</a> of its HP POD container.</p>
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